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The Influence of Mismatches between Ambient Illumination and Display Colors on Video Viewers’ Subjective Experiences
Yunyang Shi
  Yunyang Shi
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Newcastle University, UK
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Anya Hurlbert
  Anya Hurlbert
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Newcastle University, UK
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  DOI :  10.2352/lim.2022.1.1.07  Published Online :  July 2022
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Mismatches between ambient illumination levels and display luminance can cause poor viewing experiences. This paper explores the influence of chromaticity differences between illumination and display on viewers’ subjective evaluations of color appearance, preference, and visual comfort when watching videos. Results show that when the chromaticity biases of display and illumination are incongruent, viewers like the video less than when the biases are congruent, and find its colors abnormal.

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Yunyang Shi, Anya Hurlbert, "The Influence of Mismatches between Ambient Illumination and Display Colors on Video Viewers’ Subjective Experiences"  in London Imaging Meeting,  2022,  pp 26 - 30,  https://doi.org/10.2352/lim.2022.1.1.07

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The Influence of Mismatches between Ambient Illumination and Display Colors on Video Viewers’ Subjective Experiences
ShiYunyang
Newcastle University, UK
HurlbertAnya
Newcastle University, UK
Abstract
Mismatches between ambient illumination levels and display luminance can cause poor viewing experiences. This paper explores the influence of chromaticity differences between illumination and display on viewers’ subjective evaluations of color appearance, preference, and visual comfort when watching videos. Results show that when the chromaticity biases of display and illumination are incongruent, viewers like the video less than when the biases are congruent, and find its colors abnormal.
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